La Ferme – Authentic North African and French Flavors in Paris’ 10th Arrondissement
La Ferme, nestled in Paris’s 10th arrondissement, brings a unique blend of North African and French flavors to the table. Known for its hearty couscous dishes—like the Chef’s special and Merguez with seasonal vegetables—this restaurant offers a rustic, farm-inspired dining experience. The Burger and Fries with Chicken Tenders Combo adds comforting variety to the menu. Friendly service and a lively atmosphere, especially on Thursday nights with local stand-up performances, enhance the visit. Though it can get busy and lively, the flavors remain vibrant and satisfying. La Ferme is a cozy spot to savor bold, flavorful meals with a touch of cultural fusion.
La Ferme at a glance
- Address 5 R. des Petites Écuries, 75010 Paris, France
- Phone +33 1 47 70 78 24
- Restaurant type Restaurant , Bar , French restaurant .
- Popular for Lunch , Dinner , Solo dining .
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Popular Menu Items
Burger and Fries with Chicken Tenders Combo
Couscous Merguez
Merguez Et Legumes de Saison
Coucous Du Chef
Pomme de Terre Sauté
Semoule
La Ferme: Reviews & Ratings
Delicious couscous and beer! The server was very friendly and accomodating.
Great place for darts and late night drinking if you're on a budget.
A pleasant evening listening and laughing to the hopefully future great stars of the DZ/ FR Stand-up world. As for the bar, Kind folks to their customers and quick service. I'll try to come back to try the food and for the fun every Thursday night.
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La Ferme5 R. des Petites Écuries, 75010 Paris, France Hotline: +33 1 47 70 78 24
Located in the vibrant 10th arrondissement of Paris, La Ferme offers a unique dining experience that cleverly blends North African and French culinary traditions. This restaurant at 5 R. des Petites Écuries stands out for its hearty, flavorful dishes like the Couscous Merguez, the Chef’s signature Coucous, and the classic Burger and Fries Combo highlighted by crispy Chicken Tenders. Each plate comes alive with robust spices and fresh seasonal vegetables, such as the Merguez et Légumes de Saison and the perfectly sautéed pommes de terre.
The atmosphere at La Ferme is lively and warm, reminiscent of a rustic farm setting, which adds an authentic touch to the dining experience. I found the couscous to be a standout—a comforting, well-spiced dish that pairs wonderfully with an ice-cold beer, echoing the appreciation shared by patrons like Spencer Goodwin. The semoule is light and fluffy, providing a perfect balance to the richer, spicy flavors of the merguez sausage.
Beyond the food, La Ferme serves as a hub for community and entertainment, with weekly stand-up events that showcase emerging talent from both the Algerian and French comedy scenes, making each Thursday night memorable. The staff here contributes significantly to the experience—friendly, quick, and accommodating, as noted by multiple visitors.
While some might find the fusion between North African and French flavors unexpected, it offers a novel gastronomic journey that challenges traditional boundaries. The value here is notable, with generous portions and a welcoming environment appealing to budget-conscious diners and night owls alike, especially those looking for a casual spot to enjoy darts and drinks after hours.
In essence, La Ferme weaves together diverse cultures, hearty recipes, and spirited conviviality, creating a place where food and community flourish hand in hand. Whether you're craving a spicy couscous, a satisfying burger, or an evening filled with laughter and music, La Ferme delivers a distinct Parisian experience that's worth exploring.
Business Information
- Accessibility
- Wheelchair-accessible car park
- Service options
- Dine-in
- Delivery
- Payments
- Credit cards
- Debit cards
- Meal coupons
- NFC mobile payments
- Pluxee
- Credit cards